Importing an encrypted LDIF file - PingDirectory - 9.3

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Use the import-ldif tool to import an encrypted LDIF file.

You can import an encrypted LDIF file into the same instance from which it was exported or into another server in the same replication topology with that instance. You cannot import an encrypted LDIF file into a server that is not connected to the instance from which it was exported.

Run the import-ldif tool to import the encrypted LDIF file from Encrypting an LDIF export.
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The command imports the data.ldif file and decrypts the contents while overwriting the existing contents to the userRoot backend. The tool automatically determines encryption and compression, and it can automatically identify the correct key for exports that were encrypted with a key obtained from an encryption settings definition or an internal topology key.

$ bin/import-ldif --backendID userRoot --ldifFile /path/to/data.ldif \ 
  --overwriteExistingEntries